Massiré Sylla: Senegalese defender extends his contract with Union Saint-Gilloise (Official)

Author: Elmut PintoPublished on: November 6, 2026Country: Belgium

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Massiré Sylla: Senegalese defender extends his contract with Union Saint-Gilloise (Official)

Senegalese defender Massiré Sylla has extended his contract with Union Saint-Gilloise, according to the club’s official announcement. The article does not specify the length of the extension or other terms of the agreement.

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